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Patriots were told by NFL to shut down Bluesky account, exec says
The Patriots initially had an account on the competitor of “X” (formerly Twitter), but were asked to remove it by the league office, per VP of content for Kraft Sports & Entertainment/New England Patriots Fred Kirsch.
Patriots were reportedly told to shut down Bluesky account
The New England Patriots were reportedly told to shut down the team's original social media Bluesky account by the NFL.
Patriots say NFL won't allow teams to be on BlueSky, yet
Plenty of people have migrated to BlueSky, a Twitter-style app without the things that have made Twitter less palatable to many in recent months.
NFL tells New England Patriots it can’t be on Bluesky
A team official said the new app isn’t yet “an approved social media platform for the NFL.” The NFL directed the New England Patriots to delete its Bluesky account, the team’s VP of content Fred Kirsch said on a podcast.
NFL told New England Patriots to shut down Bluesky account, team employee says
The New England Patriots have nearly 16 million followers across Facebook, X and Instagram. But there is one rising social media platform the organization has been told not to break ground on, according to a high-ranking team employee.
NFL Told Patriots to Take Down Bluesky Account
The Patriots tried to be the first NFL team to get on Bluesky but were picked off. The post NFL Told Patriots to Take Down Bluesky Account appeared first on Front Office Sports.
New England Patriots told to shut down social media account by NFL bosses
The New England Patriots were told to stop using social media site Bluesky with the platform not an approved site by the NFL yet as the team's VP of content clarifies their position
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